Oddly fantastic celebrity baby names

The "That 70s Show" alums opted for a unisex name for their firstborn daughter because they liked gender-neutral monikers, Kutcher sources told People. The pair shrouded Wyatt's birth in secrecy and played coy when revealing her name. Maybe next they'll tell us she's really a boy? Nah....

The "That 70s Show" alums opted for a unisex name for their firstborn daughter because they liked gender-neutral monikers, Kutcher sources told People. The pair shrouded Wyatt's birth in secrecy and played coy when revealing her name. Maybe next they'll tell us she's really a boy? Nah.... (Robyn Beck / AFP / Getty Images)

"Spike is a very common Liverpool nickname if your name is Eric," Myers told David Letterman. He also loves Irish English comedian Spike Milligan too. "Sunday is because me and my wife Kelly hate Sundays -- I'm not even kidding -- and we wanted to turn it around and make it a good thing."

"Spike is a very common Liverpool nickname if your name is Eric," Myers told David Letterman. He also loves Irish English comedian Spike Milligan too. "Sunday is because me and my wife Kelly hate Sundays -- I'm not even kidding -- and we wanted to turn it around and make it a good thing." (Wally Skalij, Los Angeles Times)

Moroccan, Diva Muffin, Apple and Rainbow Aurora are just a few of the unorthodox names celebrities have chosen for their offspring. Here's a look at some of the standout -- and unusual -- monikers.Nardine Saad / Los Angeles Times